Is their a way to adjust the delay time on a 390-6107xx-eg1d motion sensor light? If I stand still it cuts out in 3 seconds

Here is a manual for the Seiko Melody in Motion Wall Clock, Model # QXM123BRH:

Getting Started

• Insert one "AA" size alkaline battery into the clock's battery compartment.
• Set the clock to the correct time by pulling out the time-setting knob and turning it clockwise or counterclockwise to set the time.
• Push the knob back in to the "Lock" position to finish setting the time.

Melody Selection

• Press the "Demo" button on the clock's front panel to listen to all the available melodies.
• To select a specific melody, press the "Melody" button repeatedly until the desired melody plays.

Volume Control

• To adjust the volume of the melody, press the "Volume" button repeatedly until the desired volume level is reached.

Light Sensor

• The clock is equipped with a light sensor that will automatically turn off the sound and motion sensors when the room is dark.
• To disable the light sensor, push and hold the "Light Sensor" button for approximately 5 seconds until the "OFF" indicator appears on the display.
• To enable the light sensor, push and hold the "Light Sensor" button again for approximately 5 seconds until the "ON" indicator appears on the display.

Motion Sensor

• The clock is equipped with a motion sensor that will detect movement in front of the clock and activate the sound and motion sensors.
• To disable the motion sensor, push and hold the "Motion Sensor" button for approximately 5 seconds until the "OFF" indicator appears on the display.
• To enable the motion sensor, push and hold the "Motion Sensor" button again for approximately 5 seconds until the "ON" indicator appears on the display.

Nighttime Silencer

• The clock is equipped with a nighttime silencer that will automatically turn off the sound and motion sensors during a designated period of time.
• To set the nighttime silencer, push and hold the "Nighttime Silencer" button for approximately 5 seconds until the "SET" indicator appears on the display.
• Press the "Melody" button to select the start time for the nighttime silencer.
• Press the "Volume" button to select the end time for the nighttime silencer.
• Push the "Nighttime Silencer" button again to save the settings and exit the nighttime silencer mode.

Troubleshooting

• If the clock does not operate properly, try replacing the battery with a new one.
• If the clock still does not operate properly, contact Seiko Customer Service for assistance.

Note: This manual is for general information purposes only and may not cover all features and functions of the Seiko Melody in Motion Wall Clock, Model # QXM123BRH. Please refer to the manufacturer's instructions for complete information on how to operate and maintain your clock.

Which brand and model number specifically?
Leviton: 1-800-824-3005
Leviton Decora manual says:
"PR180 operates by detecting motion (such as body heat) within its field-of-view (area of coverage) and automatically switches lights ON. When motion is no longer detected, lights remain ON for a selected time and automatically switch OFF.
Adjustable light and time-delay controls are located on the front of the device."

The manual is not specific about set times.

In any case, the device has off-delay timing circuit, so once infrared heat is no longer sensed, the delay period begins, and once the delay period expires, the device is switched off.
Delay timing circuits are common for many home and industrial applications.
As a general rule, delay timers can be set for different time durations, however the Amazon page that sells PR180 product does not specify available time settings either.

Legrand RW3U occupancy sensor spec sheet says adjustable time delay 15 seconds 5 minutes, 15 minutes and 30 minutes
http://www.amazon.com/Legrand-RW3U603I-Occupancy-Vacancy-Decorator/dp/B005FMLL5G

Delay switches
Here is manual delay-time switch Tork SS20 SS13 where you can 'fine-tune' the delay circuit, but my experience is that exact 5 minutes is not easily set:
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/Paragon-ET-series-243.jpg
GE 15318 switch offers 5 minute, but there is no guarantee that you can get 5 minutes exactly:
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/GE-15318-countdown-timer.jpg

My conclusion is that there are very limited delay-time choices with this model number, or device is defective and suggest to call Leviton.

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under the cover,of the device ,pry with a small screwdriver ,there is 3 controls side to side is the outer or wdth of range then in the center is time ,turn it clockwise you can adjust it up to 20 minutes

without knowing the model i can only suggest what works for the ones i have. one of them if you toggle switch on and off twice in 5 seconds it will be on full time, then toggle it on and off one to return back to motion. the other doesnt have that feature but there is a small switch on the top of the motion sensor to switch between dusk to dawn, motion, manual

the system is set up to bypass the motion if a door hasnt been opened during the exit delay. you can either open and close a door everytime you arm the system or if you have access to the installer you can delete option 52 and that will fix your problem

Clean out the drain filter located inside the bottom compartment.

The system is working as designed. If you arm both doors/windows and motions, but you DON'T exit the premises during the exit delay, the system will "downgrade" its arming to doors/windows only. The assumption is that you haven't actually left the premises and are at risk of creating fale alarms. This behavior can be disabled in System Configuration (though it may require the dealer access code to do it).

Try opening and closing a sensored external door (even if you don't go outside) during the delay after arming doors+motion and see if the motions don't stay active.

I am not completely positive that this is your problem but one thing to try when it starts cutting out is to loosen the fuel cap. On a lot of 2000 through 2004 Harleys the vent in the fuel cap gets plugged up and creates a vacuum not allowing the fuel to flow to the carbs. If this doesn't help run the trouble codes to see if there is a ECM related problem. To access the codes, turn the ignition on for about 3 seconds (one second after the fuel pump stops running) and then turn the ignition off for 3 seconds. Repeat this, then turn the ignition on and the codes will flash on the check engine light after about 8 seconds. The first series of flashes (about 3 flashes per second) are intermission flashes then there will be a 2 second delay and the first code will flash. If the first digit of the code is 1 the light will flash one time and then there will be a 2 second pause before the second digit. There will be a 1 second delay between flashes for a digit of 2 or more. All codes are 2 digit codes. For example, 11 would be throttle position sensor, 12, barometric pressure sensor, 14 engine temperature sensor, 15 intake air temperature sensor, 16 battery voltage, 23 and 32 fuel injector, 24 and 25 ignition coil, 33 fuel pump relay, 52,53,54,55 ECM failure, 56 crank position and cam position sensor timing.
Hope this helps.

It sounds like the auto-stay arming function. Try arming it and opening and closing the door.

The time delay is caused due to the time taken to focus. and the blurriness is caused by slow shutter speed which gets adjusted by the amount of light recieved by the camera light sensor.